For Farimani's 11th audio program, recordings of Young reciting compositions back to himself, are reproduced for their first time following the early 'La Monte Young' birthday broadcast on WKCR in 1982. Edited by Farimani into 11 short sections, each piece is complimented by the sounds of Young's own music.
Farimani's Audio Series is curated by artists, musicians and theorists from around the world. Each program consists of five sound/music pieces titled collectively by the respective curator and archived.
Possibilities of a Student Life is curated by Václav Magid, Vasil Artamonov and Tomáš Uhnák(CZ), in cooperation with The Council of Higher Education Institutions of the Czech Republic. …A project by Václav Magid, Czech young artist and curator, concerning the student’s identity and its history. It is held in occasion of 20th anniversary of Velvet Revolution in Czech Republic.
Who is a student? Why and what for are we studying? What is the status of students in our society? Who creates the image of students? What was the influence of student movements in the past and what influence can it have today?
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These are some of the topics of a multimedia project initiated on the occasion of the 70th anniversary of the International Students´ Day. The exhibition reflects the problematics of students and student movements.
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Personality profile of Herbert Marcuse by Michael G. Horowitz
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Title: Mrs Lancaster’s Rival
Author: Eleanor C. Price
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Jeffrey Shaw co-founded the Event- structure Research Group (ERG) in Amsterdam with Theo Botschuijver and Sean Wellesley-Miller. Other persons associated with ERG included Hanni van de Dop, Lex de Groot, Robert Hahn, Klaas de Poel, Rob van de Poel, Kirsty Sorenson and Tjebbe van Tijen -
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Theory proposed by the British artist John Latham which stresses the importance of process over product: structures in events (through time) are more valid than structure in art objects (in space). -
In 1967 Latham’s ideas were adopted by Theo Botschiver, Jeffery Shaw and Sean Wellesley-Miller who formed the Event-structure Research Group (ERG) in Amsterdam. They proposed an alternative to ‘museum art’ by staging public events, encouraging physical participation, ‘operational art’ and ‘art of real consequences’. -
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J Latham ‘Eventstructure’, Studio International, vol. CLXXIV (September, 1967), 82
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Piano Concerto for the Left Hand in D major
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The Piano Concerto for the Left Hand in D major (Concerto pour la main gauche en ré majeur) was composed by Maurice Ravel between 1929 and 1930, concurrently with his Piano Concerto in G. It was commissioned by the Austrian pianist, Paul Wittgenstein, who lost his right arm during World War I. -
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Wittgenstein gave the premiere with Robert Heger and the Vienna Symphony Orchestra on 5 January 1932. Before writing the concerto, Ravel enthusiastically studied the left-hand études of Camille Saint-Saëns. The first French pianist to perform the work was Jacques Février, chosen by the composer himself.
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Portrait of Margaret Wittgenstein
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Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus
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Announcing the publication of a newly revised edition of the Tractatus in late 2010. -
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